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Do you see an alien face?????

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Did Fairfield Duck Swallow An Alien?

 

POSTED: 9:00 am PDT May 25, 2006

UPDATED: 3:20 pm PDT May 25, 2006

 

CORDELIA -- An X-ray of the stomach of a wounded duck that died at the International Bird Rescue Research Center in Cordelia contains the uncanny image of an alien's face, researchers said Thursday.

 

And like the grilled cheese sandwich with an image of the Madonna, the X-ray image will be auctioned on eBay. Bidding starts Sunday at 3 p.m.

 

 

Radiograph & photo by Marie Travers/IBRRC

 

"Proceeds from the sale of this one-of-a-kind X-ray will go towards funding our continuing efforts to rescue and rehabilitate oiled, orphaned and injured waterfowl and aquatic birds," said Jay Holcomb, the center's director.

 

The adult male mallard was brought with what appeared to be a broken wing to the Cordelia center from another center in the Bay Area on Sunday.

 

Assistant Marie Travers radiographed the mallard and was shocked to see what appeared to be the face or head of an extraterrestrial alien in the bird's stomach.

 

The bird died quickly, quietly and peacefully after the X-rays were taken, center spokeswoman Karen Benzel said.

 

Staff at the center wondered with amusement whether the alien in the duck was trying to communicate with the people of Earth because the center is located near an area where crop circles were found a few years ago.

 

Benzel noted the symmetry of the alien's face is perfect and has an intense grimace as if it were in anguish after being eaten. Benzel wondered if the duck had consumed a juvenile alien.

People will believe anything.

 

Does it get anymore ridiculous than "Duck swallows alien face." Could just as easily be an alien face keychain! WHOO scary!

Um, did anyone consider maybe doing an autopsy on the duck to see what it was? It looks more like a fish or something. Plus, the "face" only appears upside-down.

Backing up with Buckeye said, you could pretty much see the chain of a keychain, right below the "face".

better question. Do you see an alien face in that^ picture.

 

 

While it was loading on my computer (damn dial-up), I thought it was Dick Cheney at first...

Oddly enough, they did an autopsy, and found nothing in the stomach. They concluded that some internal organs of the duck were arranged in that particular pattern, most likely.

 

The actual x-ray is on eBay, and is up to $9,000.

Oddly enough, they did an autopsy, and found nothing in the stomach. They concluded that some internal organs of the duck were arranged in that particular pattern, most likely.

 

 

I'm shocked.

 

SHOCKED!

 

That could just as easily be the x-ray itself. So it looks like an alien. So what? It's not like it sticks out that much. I've seen clouds that looks like a dood with a beard, doesn't mean it actually is.

I've only seen one piece of footage in my entire life that is somewhat convincing in showing an actual extraterrestrial.

 

Ya I was watching the Andy Dick show the other day too.

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